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4 THE MINIBASE DISTRIBUTION About Minibase: Minibase is a database management system intended for educational use. It has a parser, optimizer, buffer pool manager, storage mechanisms (heap files, secondary indexes based on B+ Trees), and a disk space management system. The goal is not just to have a functional DBMS, but to have a DBMS where the individual components can be studied and implemented by students. Besides the DBMS, Minibase contains also a graphical user interface and four other graphical tools for studying some DBMS issues. IMPORTANT: THE CURRENT STATUS (January 2002) *** The port of Minibase from an older version of the gcc compiler to the current version of the gcc compiler is still ongoing. Currently we have the following software available: 1. Homework assignments for Linux. These assignments have been used at Madison-Wisconsin over the last year. These files are in the subdirectory "Linux". -- Code for the assignments: assignments-code.zip -- Handouts for the assignments: assignments-handouts.zip 2. An alpha release of Minibase for Java. The files are in the subdirectory "Java". The file "minibase-java.zip" contains the relevant files. 3. A Windows version of the homeworks. This version of the homework assignments has been used at Cornell over the last two years. The files are in the subdirectory "Windows". The file called "minibase-windows" contains the relevant files. 4. Special SQL Exercises Two exercises that can be used as additional SQL homeworks. They are in the directory "SQL-Exercises".

5 How Do I Get the Files? The source code for Minibase and its libraries and the homework assignments are only available to instructors. Contact for the password. You can get the files online at A note on file suffixes (.zip): All files are compressed with the regular zip utility (available in many different way, e.g., zip and unzip on Linux, WinZip on Windows).